> Yes it seems like a fancy combo of words if you don't know what they mean, but that's true for anything.
This is untrue: it's possible to make things much more accessible than they are here.
You write for an audience. This project could have written a description that works for "most programmers with any background at all in web development." Instead they chose a much narrower audience. People are complaining about that choice.
theultdev|2 years ago
lightweight = small code size
web standards = not node apis (fetch, not http.createClient, etc.)
runs on any JS runtime = runs in deno/node/bun/workers/etc
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But yes the project is meant to be read by someone already in the field.
The people who actually know how to use it.
Yes it seems like a fancy combo of words if you don't know what they mean, but that's true for anything.
jonahx|2 years ago
This is untrue: it's possible to make things much more accessible than they are here.
You write for an audience. This project could have written a description that works for "most programmers with any background at all in web development." Instead they chose a much narrower audience. People are complaining about that choice.